VIDEO: Coronavirus Dance, Piñatas in Mexico

Mexico creative flair recreating the coronavirus for entertainment

Despite much of the world being in panic mode over the deadly coronavirus, some Mexicans have infused their culture and traditions with the Covid-19 in some images which have circulated Western social media circles.

Cumbia dances and piñatas have been spotted online as the Central American country makes cheer from an otherwise bleak situation.

Post Millennial editor-at-large, Andy Ngo, posted a tweet containing a short dance with an individual dressed up as a virus protein donning a conical hat surrounded by performers in doctors’ outfits.

Ngo tweeted: “Last week at the Ocampo 2020 carnival in Mexico, a children’s dance segment about health features a person wearing a coronavirus costume and an Asian conical hat.”

Last week at the Ocampo 2020 carnival in Mexico, a children’s dance segment about health features a person wearing a coronavirus costume and an Asian conical hat. pic.twitter.com/w8xY116k1t

Similar to the festively clad protein dancing on stage, this time, the protein contained a indifferent paper emoji in the form of a Chinese man slapped across the middle of the green viral child’s party mainstay.

According to Infobae, Mexico has reported a confirmed 93 cases as the rest of the world places travel and social restrictions on their citizens in an effort to stifle the spread of the coronavirus which has claimed the lives of over 8,000 people around the world.

Mexico also considered closing their border with the USA to prevent further infections.